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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
ECHOES OF THE NATIONAL DRILL.
ATTEMPTS 10 MAKE IT APPEAR \ FINANCIAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INCIDENTS.

ATTEMPTS 10 MAKE IT APPEAR FINANCIAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INCIDENTS.
WASHINGTON MAY 81 (SpccidD.-fhe National Drill Is
over and everybody l. asking himself Ihl 1t pay -
The manager, OF 1t. most of them Dmocrailc Ohcc-
Lodar. are at great pains 10 make tD pubic believe
that il wa. a financial failure of which they are
the victims. and they figure loss to themselves oil
about 10000. This seems grossly exaggerated, in
view Of tho large daily receipts for admissions, for
the high Sums paid for privileges ana Oi tie not
always liberal prize, Offered 10 tho competing OI-ani-
cations. The committee got the ground free OF
cXueu,c and the heaviest expenditure OWtrllo
III, prizes was probably the enormous fence placed
around the drll ground. But the lumber u>cl IN It's
construction l. pIOhdbly worth a. much almost " DAY
a, Il Wa when pup ia position. The hin of
attcnda ants and the daily running cNpcfS's could not
have been more 500 Jay. Or a the outside
this moderate outlay should be placed the receipt
daily Of u least $1,000
A. might have been expected, the Judges who
awarded the prizes in for large share OF abuse
w wSn are r0 not di''' awarded a. high a. they
think they ought to be. AnOhcr unpleasant
feature OF drill the protest
died by the Washington Light Infantry against tho
Na-hin ton Rln,s the latter having been awarded n
prize The Light Infantry Corps claims that one Of tho
officers Of ttn Rifles was within the inclo>ur' when
tho drill OF company took place. and therefore had
an opportunity 10 acquaInt himself with the move
mcnts and general proceedings OF thc contest. which
was against the Orders issued BY General Augur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

NuAMBERMAID and WAIrRESS. LIZ ono


" g~i with T. months excellent reference
can uceiv sua'is lamps and do an tho usual
duties ttqu cty ny. All Or two days a. So bt
. nAn ~ Il. Que n.ht NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
rrcnlyGE rEy WIYrS4rrRplr OFE

The report Of the Produce Exchange read
a. meeting yesterday shows that the gross re-
ccip. for year s2G3.G55 20 tho expenses
gOl 2!G % F!ftv thousand dollars OF tho debt
Vas pii President James McGee IN annual address
a.ulrd fcelinsy to tho death OF Vice Pr silent W. D.
lie Suggested that standing committee ~ from
100 be- appointed To hear. consider and dis
,n-. important public state and National question =
brought % the notice 0i the Exchange.
liuCut making II possible
kcr the Xchinge for the tran-a lion Of business
after noon saturdays defeated Overwhelming
majority Nine hundred mi ton votes were east OF which
e64 npon Of the amendment The cleo
ton O officers Will occur On Juno o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

Fleetwood Park held large gathering OF lovers OF 'a't
for three minute horses 70
top road and trot for colts to nrnes LOT s'oo
purse or silver plate owners option Each race hS
two starters taken by F. Gergen gray
Orlando; the last heat be
eachs chestnut geldng Cad second contest In three
straight heats the time OF the last being 23SE J..
match rOt 10 top road wagons, owners 10 uvt was "
MT Riley for his chestnut gelding Dan: agalnst
Parsons brown geidng ST. LOUIS LOT sooo siuo " ~
MIA zee il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
PITTsBURG WINS EASILY AT CRICKET

The first cricket this between Pttsbrg ana
Staten Island was played Yesterday on the ground oil e
latter at Livingston The weather was crcketes weaher
and that thoroughly enjoyable day. George nav raa
had perfect the match an1 large sores
were made The only 10 find fault were the po"eIS
The eye nature OF the ground made thelI de lveIes 80 @
10 The basn~n that rapidly Alexander
of the Pshurg club distne uished himself by mskhg o
but had there been WlCketkrepe
his career been shorter than II was Inc sh
80 xsat hoyyljng the only effective
man he others being lii numerically On the Island side
I'M played good sound cket for ~ ami pr outer bIluEe
and Wilson The fielding OF thelr ue
particularly Lindsays behlnd the mlcAc
lie cnre Vas 200 10 ll6 IN favor Oi PltlsDuIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

The seventeenth annual meeting OF tho Cotton Exchange
yesterday aud the reports OF the board OF managers
treasurer committee and trustees Of the insurance
AMI etatuy read The Transactions In cotton Tor
delivery for the year wet" &7,O4oo a"s and III
Jl36Of bales The present active membership -
44l TIE receipts $50, 100 aud the $4,000
Thc income. iuGuiug tuat derived from tie building
<tHg2g President Charles D. Miller delivered al
dre-- adopted IA hiking the officers and
AZ tc,u ext
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HE TAINTED JUST AS HE WON THE RACE.

There were six starter, Bell medal offered for an
ssn Yards ub apd an run at the New-York Athletic CLUB
grounds Mott Haven yesterday. c. NJ. smith was the
scratch man. Carter who sails for England win rae
no Saturday was next to hun WIN thIS
wards G. h. LANCE had forty wards AM = o.
and A. schroeder wards each and 6. Bfadhh HtN
Vards advantage President obersun Of the spartan ar
rers aud slcnm Ford the Judges CAPITA ~
Ter an t,orge ol he timers ami J. + thnehuI lho
pisio frer The got well together C3.nI"nr,
s. rnrder and LANCE the leader Bra isl II va
ne race both times ani tho quickest hnlsh sen IN
YEAR. BIadsh couldn't straight te la't " yaidS
save hi. life He tainted the tape less tnih ayiu
In front of srter Scroe Ter was third Tine Two minutes
ana Z fl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
COLOR LINE nEFORE TIE COMMISSION.
COMPLAINT OF 4 NEGRO AGAINST THE GEORGIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD-NiR. BRAGG on HE SUB

COMPLAINT OF A NEGRO AGAINST THE GEORGIA
CENTRAL KAILRoAD-MK. BRAGG on TIE SUB
jet
WAsHISGTOS, May 81 (SDccdb.-The trouble about the
color line has broken out in unexpected quarter
petition was received by the Interstate Commission to-
day from William H. Council coorcd citizen Of Ala
bama. who charges the Georgia Central Railroad Com
Of color d appears that he paid rstcass fare but
when hc undertook ride in rstcsss car he was not
only forcblv elected but treated with brutality IN the
bargain lie wants 10000 damages Commissioner
Bragg vouche- for the character and standing OF the
complainant In an interview in IN, star Commissioner
Bragg says:
when was president OF the Alabama Board Of Railroad
Cor required the railroad. TO furnish trstCass
al passengers who pd hrs class re
There fearful kick against H. but stuck II our aud en-
ami then MIN fonrt-cls'' @c'o nno
oaons that ia" "a lfoti' h~d To
ufuis separate rrSf class fr hrst class coori pA--rn
WHY. the 'prtsrnatiNf1 oi COM
panes and eudcAvofed to I'rsuadc tie FreS
dent appoint tins Commission because hal
favor Of what REGARDED as juSc" io tho
colure people ma the only point thew a'r AGAINST
ne the President To -ympathz with them
~ their opp This complaint = NOT Hgalls ahJ
ALABAMA II made acsinst the Georgia central
10 Offset tounciIs complaint, white man probably n
"Georgia Cracker" -forwarls charge that TIE same
roaI which refused to 20 Council hr-tcass accom-
modatious after having accepted hf~tri's ltie from
nm refused permit white man 20 ride 10 the Jim
row" M set apart Cor cu"t"d p'-"uLcf% is
generally called IN the south. The "trick"r complains
lat hr was Disseminated AGAINST because oi hi' color
ana for his light skiu ue would have been per
United 10 travel ia The jim Crow car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
cAMEs N OTHER CITIES.

BOSTON May 3l-The final game OF the series oe'" ono
and Detroit clubs played to-day before ABOUT oooo
snectator In the onrh inning. Wheeock male MT S'oo
Ia sscoud went to third sArlce AMI scOreu On ' "
Wise Morrill, went to frat on an error by Deacon "',
In IN, i'm inn ny and third hit by Johnson ""
bourDe nit safely and Morrill, scored In the nh'h wise was
struck by pitched went to second on passeu IN
Another error by the Deacon allowed WISE 10 sooie -N
-
Ictr0it ...............-......O U y -
pa.eht.-Bostop s. Detroit. 5. ErrorS-Boston / De
.rof 1 Pitchers Radbourne and Baldwin CMp"e- MI
Pierce. ,,...t.u
prrr.rtgG Nav 81 -Superor fielding and timely Dating
gave he radepha club another victory over tAe rl'Os
Club to-day ty this score;
prtsnurg ......... ................l % .
Pil,jelnhia ....................0 U : U 1 - =
Pttsburg lG: Philadelphia IL Errors-PIts'
bnrr Philadelphia o. anu A"'"N
Ton. Ump 10 Nj DOescher
The Louisville team defeated Athletic nine to-day as
follows: = n
h,hle,ic. .........................O %
Ionisville .... .....................l l u
Bss.hit,- Athletic 6; Louisville o. Errors-AtheiG, o
1oui-yIl. l. PcheIs-Mathews and Chamberlain OAnP't'
MI. Gu. hDcTt.
A anton 10 BinghtintOh
Al ocA rort- Bun 10 II, l.ocnport -.
Al New-Hayen-D auOury Ne"'haveh4'
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Bragg says
wnEK FoR TIE INrrHsrArE COMMISSION


WASH ,cIoN, May 3l-J h. Tucker. assistant general
manager o. the Chicago. Milwaukee aui 81 i"dl Rail
way COMPANY has male answer To the complaint pre-
cricd against that company before tie Interstate Com
Irrcc Couui,, ON 10y tAc Burton stock Car Company
Tie answer broadly dcuics tie Jurisdiction Of the Com
mission gram the relief prayed ior or any oihe. relief
upon TIE allegations male in the complaint II also
:aes generally truth OF the allegations OF the Bur-
tom Company.
A. j. Pppp'e.on as attorney ior the Union Pacific
Railway company. also mace answer 10 ike compliant
by Ae Burton stock car Conpln,. covering substantially
points that male ~ ITO Chicago Milwaukee
ana Il. Paul Company
r. H. Barrett. prc,icnt %; the state Farmers Alliance
of Virc.ota transmits long LIST ~ requests by ~"
rcrtve committee Of the Alliance lo'Ens - q vigorous
enforcement Interstate commerce law, especially
thtt part rrlAtIuc TO the long ana short haul
Tie ltufIr AMI N0rtu Carolina Etllro"l oinpaht
la~ nIrt "a application for suspension oi ihe t"urt
-rrflpu a. far a. affects Norehc4l city ana AlnE-i"u
a. ayerrin. that both those points 90" water CON
petition Viii IS bushes, uness the relief sought IS
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
MECHANICAL ENGINEEts AT THE CAPITAL.


WAsmiSGIoN, May 81 tSPeciab. Washington Is
Incoming city Of conventions a well as an asylum
fr min. nalrc- and retreat for bridal couples This
week the fifteenth annual session Of the Society Of
Mechanical Engineers Is being held here. Wiliarls
lotd !, nled with whose talk i all Of machines
but not Of the political order. The Society numbers
yycr 200 members. Tho opening session was held IN
Wizards Hotel this morning. Commander NeDD
.,d tIc dc.ia1cr, Of mechanism how glad Washington
VA, TO see the AMI President BabcOch spoke for the
81. rIuccrs and returned tho compliment. Henry X
ToulIe uf the lalo Lock Company Of Stamford,
Conn., read the report Of the Committee on Uniform
Tc-t, and George VI. Bond the report on pipe
casting. The stcret.ry, T. h Hutton, presented the
r-u,r .f the Council, which stated thdt through
-trphen w. Baldwin. the society has come INTO posses,
ION of much Of the expert apparatus belonging To
tbc late John &. lOadlcy, ~ Boston. There have
been aided 10 tho library the translatons Of the
-tiuton. of mechanical engineers Of Great Britain
from ls47 date. also The journal 81 the Iron ana
,,cI Institute Of Great Britain since 1873 lie also
,,.,,ortrI nat sixty new members had been elected
Several intcrcs ing paper on technical subjects
were, read bv professor X. II. 1hur-tOn, Of cornell
University. Samuel Weber and l.. D. EutlenOrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

in the tenement houses and shaneS that were burned
with the Belt Line tables than there was Thought 10 De
at first About 40 families were turned out OF house ana
home and they number in all about 900 people. The
women of Mizpah Chapel. No 42OWest FIFTY seyenthst
are now visiting the sufferers aud distributing food ana
cloting among Item Contributions may be sent 10 the
chanel be; yeen 9 and II o'clock morning tins week
Many washerwomen were burned out and they have no
meanS 10 buy tubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
ROY pv THE yrw.yoPK WHIST cErR

Tho whist tournament between tho New-YOrh and
Manhattan Whist Clubs, which was played nc tho
rooms Of tho New-YOrA Whist Club, at Madson-nyc'
and Tvcnty-scycntl-s last night. resulted Ia VIC
to,v for the Ncr-Yor.. by "a score OF II 10 .. Tho
tlaycrs were Robert NJ Latham and Theodore Mo
kay Tor the New-Yors and Albert loo and Clarence
uenrilues for the Manhattaass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
NOT 1NrroyrprxT OK INCOMPETENT

The application OF Robert L. Cutting for letters OF "'uho
frat on on OF Mrs Gertrude cutting when was
oupoSed his si,terin law Mrs Lydia Cuttne on he
rnuud O with viii he Ia connected hai aote
a brokers IN speculaOus 81 MS brother General ~ III
fam cutting with trust funds o. the estates oi VIZ e
la ter .uOr granted by SurOgat" Rollins yes
,rIay Surrogate said HAT lie could not ma that vac
Apu.tant lWpIovljent within the meaning VI '"'
a. IN tr IA incompetent TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
FACILITATING BETTING IN ILLINOIS.

SPRINGFIELD I'll, May 3l-The Governor has signed the
bill TO prohibit bookmakng and poOselling except within
the Enclosure OF fair racerack associations INCORPORATED
under the laws of tho Stfe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

II was an Old Oriental that women have souls
More PHI U>ophY coucodrs thai they have puie
ted IMAM men Bul lHey are t'h con
tained feeble -unerg bodies, winch hamper anu Irth
the iu development fDr ali these painful ailments inc
d.p 10 ihe sex ileIces FavOutr Prescription ~ tho
bc.t specific n world and sold under positive guaan
lee That viii do all claimed Tor IL F!lco IeIuccd 10
one dollar. l}y druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

Ea,ned rnns-New-York 3; Chicago. 8 FIRST Daso Nv or
rors~NewYork s. Chicago struck ssO ORR FTst
base on balls-Gore Connor DorgSn hiehsius2n =,
Brown l. Wcch J. Arson j. Da L. MlIs m.on wiiom
run- ts-Sullivan l. Ansoh H.
son faIdwin Two-basehitsO Rourse Arson Do Hr
DIavs Wliamson Burns Pfrfer. ]: ward ftC W.
and Connor l. Hit ptcherCi'llespie Doreal 49,
nches-None Passed balls Brown DAILY l. St1Ie1 oasr'
ward Q GILLESPIE l. Brown ], Ryan l. Umphe-N' quinn
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GiluGtions tOanlc0- nlGlco.


ROOKKEEPER, &c. - BY a young man,
ID capable bookkccpr. cashier. OF 'hppne clerk -
Ais 4E. LMhN'ANof' Advertisement ONCE LOO
OUTLER.-Bv first class butler, IN Il gem
ID urmaus family thoroughly anicr,'inls ~, d"'is';
,iro.s {. NJ. rrioun- Uptown "nicr l2,s broadway.
pUTLER or WAlIER.-By thoroughly com
- pet! nt young man ~ AMY l"Ss %Ge.s
d j b.. Hor n. Tribune L ptown once l257 broadway.
DUILtR.-Bv colorcd man. first class but
ID lcr wishes situation in private family last emPlo,er
Broadway.
NOACHMAN.-By Il strong Young man thor
~ ougly understands he care ~ hor~ s. etc. " u BE-
ognd " h.g ana o6's%s As st Ie n, INV, =" ''''
NOACHMAN.-By Il single, temperate. trust
" worthy. Protestant man thoroughly ume nd' ING
care OF horses Garage etc - TtnS Ani ",1-ns ~"
best city reference, Address +. %, as PeArist
NOACnMAN aud GROOM.-By a Scotchman;
y understands hi, business thoroughly can lake iu
charge OF gIacr new. 'e4s1iS 'i t ra9
t UptoTn Once T2Ss broadway.
I,OACHNAN. A gentleman giving mp horses
" wouhi Ike good place for his coachnan. whom
place cali or address COACHMAN llJll5 East l5tns
NOACHNAA and GRO0M.-By medium
- sized young man thoroughly competent In every re-
50 Fast 33dst, city.
NOACnMAN and GARDENER.-By u single
the nanaseen OF cow. capable Going kind of work
gentlrmsus place wu be obigng wants ea 'u'
good reference. AdlIes, q. H.. Box 80 lH"uho 'Po"h
Once, l.2{S hroadwV
IOACHMAN, UStFUL-MA\-COOk and
AII.NfNuRl SS.-By a married couple ~ n thorough
good gardener wii rhc''ent roA a
4 e@@STS' % S0 : w. tribune Upown once LESS
broadway
NOACHMAN. - BY respectable, single,
~ temperate trustworthy Protestant man; h0iouEhy
unir Of horses. clrrases g had 20 ySArs
country. class city references Address EDN AID
Tribune Uptown Ohcs l,-'7 bf"il"'E.
NOACllIAN, &c.-A gentleman wishes sit
~ u,f ON for courcd goodman, OF G." walt ON eele
man understands all a,out the care OF horses Inquire u
Mrs HOLMES. l0t West -tlh It
! EOACIlMAN and GROOM.--By single man;
~ VIII be- found willing amt obi ing and uoroushp COZ
p.egt m city or conGy mas as, ,ss rs, NJ g.
| Box -, Tribune Uptown Office. l.2S9 Br"aiWaY
tNOACHMAN and GROOM.-By single man.
~ dlscns.cd under aus che care oi hot Sc ah cat
rage, thoroughly gno city or country uiNCf u''l Guy
cal or address r. private stable 81 Irving place
! COACHMAN.-By young married man no
" family; thoroughly una rstand the care OF horses an
West ;6ths. -
! COACuMAN, &c.-By young single man.
y ace ~. Will b. found sober good mixer, genrI :
crate wages. three years reference Address THOMAS
! kENEn(. 10 John 81, East Newark
IOACIIMAN.-A gentleman giving up his
~ horses wants situation Tor his coachmdn single me-
careful experienced country driver thoroughly
der-ans 81 harness. carriages understands
Gardening and az be generally useful
| nodrr,to. address FULLER. 1888 eth ave.
NOACUMAN.-By n first. class family coach
respectful city reference Apply or
] address H. M. o. West i4thsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

The New.York and Boston clubs play OF postpone" s"0
at the Polo rounds today.
oday the BROOKLYN and St clubs will cross bats at
Washington Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
ItsDyEY PAINS,

SNx with their weary dull aching liieess, all gone
VII sensation. relieved IN minute by tho Cni-
IA cura Anti Pain Plaster Warranted At drug
l w gis,s, - cents. Potter Drug ca, Boston
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Gelp u)anleo


NkA\IED.-A Protestant gardener ing
w I.hor American. married Tor a farm IN tonn'c GU
.,t r.,u vtfns tud1 Aru hInis work dunn ~" I" "a
Ter Ad!res. Post once Box D. Sew Brighton staten ~
land.
WANTED competent man to make HIM
w -.lf generally useful in gcutlrmans pla'c, mu,'
but those having hf-tcs~' yer
,c,. rfn NJ vat, families need apply between 10 anu -
on " r,lursdav morning. IlO last 4Vth a.
WANTED A Protestant cook ana laln-
Jt... ,,uer ,u,,d aut well cofucndsi ~coich or
p.,., prrferrri. goo country town. IN 'onncct'
nn., but nr.tt uocd apuN. ali between ~ Al" a
Il nm. aud . "a 3 %. u. ~ - W"Si 4-th-'t
\NANTED.-FirSt cook to 20 with
urty.te innv who keep tcAru maid short distance
IN counfv references required tau from . 80 To ll"o
o'clock 81 West l,tI, "
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TIE RECORDS.

The Detroit club still the lead in the League rYs
he RosIon club slowly closing the distance TEL 81
,rbe Ia. al cnb /. still hoant~rlng IN thTd place Ioi
Ionis cnb sti the American Assoclaoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

Psoriasis Eczema, letter Ringworm. Lchcn. Pruritus
Sca Heat MIX Crust. Dandruf BARRIERS Takers Grocer,
and Washer Itch and species Itching. Burn
Ing. Scty Pmply iumors OF the skin Scalp
with Loss Of HaU, positively curel by CCriCURA
great ski Cure. and CUrlCURA SOAP exquisite Skin
Bcauuhor externally. and GU TICURA RESOLVE = l. the
Blood Purifier internally, when ply and all other
remedies fan
sold every~here Price: CUTICCRA. 30 cents, SOAP. -
cents; KE>OLNENT II. Prepared by POTTER DKUG
AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston, Mas,
send tor &" How TO Care skin Diseases"
PINPIE>. Blackheals skin Blemishcs aud Baby Hu-
mara N CUTICURA SOAP
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SCRATCHED - YEARS.
A scaIy, Itching skin Disease, with Endless suf-
icring. Gurcd By & mIicnrm Kcmcdies.

If / had known Of the CUTlCURA REMEDIES twenty.
II would have saved 5000 1.-TWO hundred
dollars and immense amount OF suffering. My disease
(so asis commenced my head spot larger than
cent II spread rapidly all body aud got under
nails would drop off Of mo all the time and my
suffering endless and without relief one thousand uo
lars would upt have this disease again I
am poor man. rich to be relieved Of what the
doctors lep osy. ringworm. psoriasis etc
took and -arsapartllas year and a
halt went 10 wOOr three doctors and
cannot praise the CUrlCUKA REMEDIES too much
They have my skin clear and from scales IA
baDys All used OF them three boxes Of CUrICURA
and three bottle, Of CUTICURA RESOLVENT and two
Of CUfICURA SOAP II you had been said
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looked like the picture In your book
tPtturo number two How TO Cure skin Diseases y
III clear any person Through
habit Iub my hands over and legs
b while, but To no purpose all we'll / scratched
twenty eight and got 10 be kind Of nature
thank you thousand times Anything more that
want To know write any who this may
write 10 me and Will answer it.
DENNIS DOWNING.
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at the of blood from lungs IL Is OF the very
earliest symptoms OF consumption. and only shows Tie
heal,v Efforts of The system on the scrUf tOus I'M
nj lie hood winch resulted In liberation of the
lungs Dr. Plerces Goden Medical Discovery - posi-
this stage II taKen faith NJ
N W M the ulcers the lungs anu bud
UP aud renovate The whole systcm
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waking ADVERTISEMENTS for sages catarrh Remedy arc
the thousands IL has cured.